The City of God, Том 1Hafner Publishing Company, 1948 |
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... religion , might per- haps , even in that case , not have written so many things which are ridiculous , contemptible , detestable . But when he so worshipped these same gods , and so vindicated their worship , as to say , in that same ...
... religion , might per- haps , even in that case , not have written so many things which are ridiculous , contemptible , detestable . But when he so worshipped these same gods , and so vindicated their worship , as to say , in that same ...
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... religion to demons , when it belongs to the true religion to deliver us from that depravity which makes us like to them ! For Apuleius himself , although he is very sparing toward them , and thinks they are worthy of divine honours , is ...
... religion to demons , when it belongs to the true religion to deliver us from that depravity which makes us like to them ! For Apuleius himself , although he is very sparing toward them , and thinks they are worthy of divine honours , is ...
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... religion to express human ties , and relationships , and affinities , it would inevitably introduce ambiguity to use this word in discussing the worship of God , unable as we are to say that religion is nothing else than the worship of ...
... religion to express human ties , and relationships , and affinities , it would inevitably introduce ambiguity to use this word in discussing the worship of God , unable as we are to say that religion is nothing else than the worship of ...
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Augustine censures the pagans who attributed the calamities of | 1 |
BOOK II | 48 |
BOOK III | 63 |
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